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Subject: Apple Keys
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Date: Sun, 5-Apr-87 22:07:00 EST
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Posted: Sun Apr  5 22:07:00 1987
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How about just sticking with Apple conventions across the
product lines?  Apple key refers to what most pre-GS owners
know as the Open-Apple key.  Option key refers to the Closed-Apple
key.  If you use these terms (Apple and Option) you will be correct
from the Apple //e through the Macintosh II and will also follow
the Apple Standard Keyboard...

Mark